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The Bishops and the Peace THE STATEMENT of the Archbishops and Bishops who comprise the administrative board of the National Catholic Welfare Conference lays particular stress upon the...
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Why Rural Life? The good life on the land and how to make it available Edward Skillin, jr. AN ANNUAL crop of several servings of string beans and a few dozen tomatoes— plus the maintenance of...
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December 1, 1944 T H E COMMONW E A L 169 The Last Things The aim has been accurate, or the truck has skidded, or the condition failed to respond to treatment. The personal effects have...
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For a People's Peace The conference delegates must bring their credentials F. G. Friedmann WHILE MANY details of the proposed peace organization are not yet available for public...
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172 THE COMMONWEAL December 1, 1944 Communications MEDITATION ROUND MR. PAULDING Crickhowell, Breconshire, Wales. TO the Editors: I have never met Mr. Paulding. 1 know nothing...
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174 THE COMMONWEAL December 1, 1944 The Stage & Screen In Bed We Cry ^lpHERE IS, I am sure, A Moral to be pointed in the A fact that Noel Coward should have got ...
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174 THE COMMONWEAL December 1, 1944 The Stage & Screen 176 THE COMMONWEAL December 1, 1944 But for the Grace of God AFTER SEEING "None But the Lonely Heart" I came away baffled:...
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Shuster, George N.; RICHARDSON, E. P.; Cantwqell, Daniel M.; Sands, William Franklin; Wyatt, E.V. R.; Andrews, Wayne; Wyatt, E. V. R.
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December 1, 1944 T HE COMMONWEAL 177 Books of the Week Everybody's Political What's Whatf Bernard Shaw. Dodd. $3.00. MR. SHAW, who had written many prefaces, now offers what he no...
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Vol. 041 Issue 007 (December 1 1944)
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